A wallet-happy base by the sea
Touch down and skip straight to the good stuff. From this handy hotel you can wander to Calle Larios in minutes, detour to the Cathedral, Alcazaba and Roman Theatre, then amble down to Muelle Uno for marina views and sunset strolls. Craving sand between your toes? La Malagueta Beach is a sunny walk away. Trains from Centro Alameda make airport hops and Costa del Sol day trips simple.
At the hotel, life stays fuss-free. Count on fast, free Wi-Fi, a 24/7 reception, air-con, luggage storage, vending for your late-night snacks, and a light breakfast to fuel museum mornings. There’s paid parking nearby and friendly staff ready with maps, bus tips and the all-important rooftop-bar suggestions.
Eating well is basically the Málaga pastime. Start at Atarazanas Market for olives, jamón and salty cheeses. Graze on tapas in the Old Town – boquerones, berenjenas con miel, croquetas – then head to the promenade for some charcoal-grilled espetos. Coffee people, you’re covered with cafés on every corner; gelato fans, save room for a late walk through beautiful Larios. Museums by morning, beach by lunch, tapas by twilight – this handy little launchpad puts Málaga’s best bits on an easy loop. Land, drop bags, explore. Repeat the next day, with extra sunshine.
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Find out more about Malaga City
The vibrant port city of Malaga puts the soul into the Costa del Sol. With more than 30 museums and a thriving art district, Soho – not to mention Malaga being the birthplace of Picasso – it’s one of Andalucia’s most exciting cultural hubs. It also has an incredibly rich history, with centuries-old castles and glorious cathedrals dotted in and around the city. Its location on the gorgeous coast of southern Spain means that Malaga city breaks offer fantastic beaches. With 15 honey-hued sandy stretches to choose from, there are beaches to suit all types of traveller, from couples and families to groups of friends
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